Tag: ethnonationalism

• Greek ethnic nationalism and the Yugoslav Wars: an interview with award-winning journalist and author, Takis Michas

  

  PODCAST CN: this podcast episode contains discussion of genocide and xenophobia Before 8,372 Muslim men and boys were murdered in the Srebrenica genocide of July 1995, it was the blue-white Hellenic flag that was raised alongside the Serbian ensign in the defeated Muslim enclave. No Greek writer has done more to uncover the dark and […]

  Georgio Konstandi

  2nd Apr 2021

  Bosnia, Greece, Serbia

  Bosnian War, crimes against humanity, ethnonationalism, former Yugoslavia, genocide, Greek Orthodox Church, Kosovo War, Slobodan Milosevic, Srebrenica genocide, war crimes, Yugoslavia

• The Siege of Sarajevo 25 years on: Bosnia’s women need action, not words

  

  CN: this article contains discussion of genocide and trauma OPINION Upon entry to the home I grew up in but was away from for years, I run to the hallway closet to check to see if they are still there. The “they” in this equation are the most perfect pair of high gloss, black patented […]

  Arnesa Buljušmić-Kustura

  15th Feb 2021

  Bosnia

  Arnesa Buljusmic-Kustura, Balkans, Bosnian War, ethnonationalism, nationalism, Sarajevo, siege of sarajevo, women, women's history